Hall of Fame Inductee - Drew Boster

Drew Boster was in the middle of most things during his high school and
college career. While at Quincy High, Boster was a six time letterman,
earning varsity recognition in baseball and basketball. On the
hardcourt, Boster was the playmaker during his junior and senior years
under Sherrill Hanks. He was a big part in a three year run that saw the
Blue Devils amass a record of 72-19, making it to the Sweet Sixteen all
three years. On the diamond Boster was again a take charge guy. He was
named as the team's Most Valuable Player in 1969, while serving as the
team's captain. He continued his education at Augustana College where he
starred in both sports. In basketball Boster set school records for
most assists in a game (18), a single season and for a career. All three
records stand today. During his career, Augustana ran off 89 wins,
including a 29-2 year in 1973 good enough for a second place finish in
the N.A.I.A. National Tournament. On the diamond Boster served as team
captain his senior year. He's in the Augustana record book as the
school's career E.R.A. leader with a mark of 2.44. His 180 2/3rds
innings pitched ranks him fifth all-time and his 141 career strikeouts
is seventh best in Augustana history. He's enjoyed a career in
education, serving in the administration of Augustana College, Wartburg
College and Monmouth College. Boster is presently the Senior Development
Officer for Planned Giving for Augustana.